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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1911
Page
7
Mrs B Johnson of Westfield New Jersey reports improved health after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. She says the tired feeling vanished, appetite returned, and she felt well following the remedy. Hood's Sarsaparilla comes in liquid form or as Sarsatabs.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports over 600 cities in the United States and about 100 in Canada engaged in the war against consumption. The new directory lists 431 tuberculosis sanatoria hospitals day camps 511 associations and committees 342 dispensaries 68 air schools 98 hospitals and penal institutions, plus coverage of anti tuberculosis legislation across states and about 250 cities. Published by the Association at 105 East Twenty second Street New York price 50 cents postpaid.
The Iowa board of control declines to favor Iowa bidders in state contract awards, insisting law requires awarding to lowest bidder when bids vary. Officials, including Senator Wade, say Iowa concerns are preferred when bids are equal but foreign bids prevail otherwise. The piece also covers road drag statutes, tax rulings on government bonds, and recent corporate filings in Council Bluffs and Berkeley.
The Iowa Anti Saloon league sends four speakers to Lyon county to campaign for two weeks against mulct petitions. They will then tour Webster county and other counties as part of a broader drive including meetings in Iowa Falls and Page county.
Cornelia and Adelaide discuss a romantic incident as George covertly kisses Cornelia. Cornelia admits the kiss occurred before a scream and imagines the scene in a mirror, noting none of the other girls would believe the touching moment given their tangled hair.
Miss Lu Johnson of Washington DC describes a severe itchy rash beginning in April 1904 that overwhelmed her until using Cuticura Pills Ointment and Soap. She notes rapid relief within days and full healing in about eight days, urging others to try the remedies and requesting a free skin afflictions book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp.
Wigwag-Don't forget that ten spot you owe me. Philadelphia Record notes a quip about marriage and debt with a line about a wife as central to a man's life.
An advertisement touts Garfield Tea as a herb laxative that overcomes constipation headaches and promotes health. It claims rapid familiarity with readers who know the product and mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children easing teething pain and wind colic at 25e a bottle.
A historical line notes that the correct choice today prepares one for future action. The fragment implies planning and readiness shaping forthcoming outcomes.
In Garry, Pat leads a lean blind lame mare to water as a crowd heckles. A bystander jokes about “the real goods” and Pat replies that the mare “seems to be able to draw the attention of every fool in town.” The line showcases rural humor from The Housekeeper.
A Pennsylvania reader reports five years of female troubles and near helplessness. After two bottles she shows a big change and completes six, gaining strength. The notice promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy, noting many cures and inviting advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A promotional note praises Coca Cola as a refreshing drink to satisfy thirst at soda fountains and in bottles. It claims cooling effects and fatigue relief and invites readers to request a booklet from the Coca Cola Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
A humorous reflection on marriage riffs as a husband tolerates his wife rummaging pockets and purse for loose change. The piece suggests equal tolerance of small concessions and shared financial frictions as part of daily life.
The Cleveland Leader recounts Captain Carlyle L. Burridge telling a joke at a Military Order of Foreign Wars dinner. A man explains a forehead bump by saying he bit himself while standing on a chair, provoking his wife’s confusion over the self inflicted injury.
A playful exchange features Solomon and his wife as she quizzes him about affinity and he replies you are one in a thousand. The witty line lands a sly punch in a compact historical humor vignette.
Promote relief for red watery eyes and granulated lids with Marine Eye Remedy. Includes Marine Eye Salve in aseptic tubes, new 5 cent size, Murine liquid 25 to 50 cents, no smarting.
The statement presents flattery as a social tool of praise used to shape interactions. It notes flattery consists of flattering remarks that may influence perceptions and relationships, distinguishing it from genuine compliments.
A home care note advises parents to treat mild child constipation with a small dose of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin rather than opiate pills or frequent bowel flushing. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Mead of Freeport Kansas and Mrs. Whiting of Lena Wisconsin and offers a free sample by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell at 201 Caldwell Building Monticello Illinois.
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